Filing starts nothing until the tenant is served. Our field team serves metro Atlanta continuously, with a 72-hour service of tenant after filing on average.
Already filed? Send the county and case number. Not filed yet? We can take both steps.
Service is the step most likely to stall a case and the step most providers are slowest on. It's the number we track hardest.
Use this once a dispossessory is filed and the summons is out — or when service has stalled. Filing starts nothing until the tenant is served. This is the step most likely to stall a case.
Already filed? Send county and case number. Not filed yet? We can take filing and service together. Attempts begin as soon as the court issues the summons. Every attempt is logged. Call if the hearing is already on the calendar.
72-hour service of tenant after filing on average. It is the number we track hardest because it is the stage most likely to stall.
Common. Our servers work metro Atlanta daily rather than on a route, every attempt is logged, and evasion gets escalated rather than repeated.
Yes. Send the county, case number, and where service stands. We pick it up from there.
We prepare and file your dispossessory action in the correct magistrate court, with the correct parties, the correct grounds, and the correct supporting documents — the three things that most often send a filing back.
Get this startedWe track your hearing date, confirm your documents are in order, and make sure the right person appears with the right file.
Get this startedFor owners with volume across several counties, we run the filings as one coordinated queue instead of a pile of separate matters.
Get this startedWritten scope and price before anything is filed. Nothing starts until you approve it.